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Don't worry, VPNs are next in line to be banned anyway due to their big evasion potential of all this age verification nonsense
ps just as I wrote this the English had to prove my point: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46294780
Things like this make me wish there was a sort of public version of Tailscale where everyone got a routable IP address to everyone else no matter what kind of firewall they were behind. Like the old days of the internet, I guess.
You share some "semi-public" host with all of your friends...
And then you're not necessarily chatting with famous people, but you can have a near-and-dear-social network of people you actually know...
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ps just as I wrote this the English had to prove my point: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46294780
Ssh and ssl/tls without licence will be next :)
Then once they have that in place they can just do all the monitoring through the screen of the device itself, since all content has to pass through there.
It's much easier to do that than to try to mandate a backdoor to every service in the world. Of coruse it is even more disastrous to user privacy but I honestly think that's the goal not the bug.
I enjoyed messaging much more although it would be impractical for me nowadays due to moving to a different time zone.
I don't want to be that guy , but I have to ask: this is ephemeral, unauthenticated chat for a handful of people over netcat. Why does it pull >1GB of dependencies?